Sentence examples for based only on reported from inspiring English sources
YLD was estimated for reported or estimated cases and underreported cases, and YLL was estimated based only on reported or estimated cases.
Estimations are based only on reported data.
Based only on reported data in Crunchbase, the Midwest appears to be affected by the same phenomenon as the rest of the country.
Therefore, surveillance based only on reported cases is likely to underestimate the true incidence of travel-associated R. africae infection.
Since many nurses do not systematically take vital signs (none that we observed did so) and provide care based only on reported symptoms, the likelihood that mothers will be given medicines is quite strong.
Even though this study's analysis was based only on reported cases of TB since time series data of real incidence of TB in China cannot be readily obtained, the web-based and case-based mandatory TB reporting system has been fully operational since 2005 and covers almost 100% of detected TB cases in China [ 16].
Stereotyping of Arabs by Boston police caused them to surround a United Airlines plane in spectacular fashion after it was grounded based only on reports of two men engaged in the "suspicious" act of speaking Arabic.
The comparison between our reference case combining all available data (ALL model) and the model based only on data reported by Hobson et al (HOB model) provides a good illustration of the added value of the analysis presented here.
Secondly, since the number of deliberate self-harm events recorded in this sample was based only on those reported by hospital staff; there may have been incidents which staff were not aware of, and this might explain the low reported rate of deliberate self-harm in this population.
Two studies assessed responsiveness of the BCTQ based only on patients reporting greater satisfaction with the results of surgery [ 16, 19].
Our diagnosis of a disruptive behaviour disorder was based only on teacher reports, although the limitation of having just one informant is partly offset by the fact that teacher reports are particularly informative for diagnoses for externalising disorders.
